A little Romo respect

[dfense]

Nice to see. Just about where he should be rated in my opinion.


http://network.yardbarker.com/nfl/a...1?linksrc=story_sport_nfl_right_head_16494571

 

[Nova]

List is a little suspect, though.

Luck at number 5?
Kaep at number 7?
Cam Newton at 8 over Phillip Rivers (who is basically Tony Romo, West).

Highest I would rank Romo would be 6 though. I'd likely put him 7th.

 

[DallasEast]

If a Romo thread is posted, unleash hell.


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[Kevinicus]

Nice to see. Just about where he should be rated in my opinion.


http://network.yardbarker.com/nfl/a...1?linksrc=story_sport_nfl_right_head_16494571

I think that's pretty close too. I still think Brady gets way too much love for last year. He was not very good at all for much of last year. Even this article said he had great numbers, but he really didn't. They were solid, but far from great.

 

[DFWJC]

Duck

But this list is based on now and not accomplishments from the past.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

List is a little suspect, though.

Luck at number 5?
Kaep at number 7?
Cam Newton at 8 over Phillip Rivers (who is basically Tony Romo, West).

Highest I would rank Romo would be 6 though. I'd likely put him 7th.

I would put Wilson much higher up on this list, as I would Ruthlessraper and Eli. Both of those guys, like it or not, have mutliple championships.

 

[dstovall5]

Imo he rated Kaepernick and Newton way to high, they're NOT top 10 QBs. Andrew Luck is also a tad overrated on the list, and Wilson is probably a little underrated.

1 Peyton Manning
2 Aaron Rodgers
3 Tom Brady
4 Drew Brees

5 Ben Roethlisberger (2 rings gives him nod over Romo and Rivers)
6 Phillip Rivers (Comeback year last year)
7 Tony Romo

8 Andrew Luck
9 Russel Wilson
10 Matt Ryan? Jay Cutler? Nick Foles?

That's how I'd rank them, though a lot of those guys are interchangeable with other QBs in their respective tier. Ex - Swap Romo and Rivers, or swap Brees and Brady.